Tutorial "BANDANA COWL CROCHET" for Intermediate

Bandana cowls are a stylish and fun way to wear a cowl without adding too much bulk. I made mine longer to provide more warmth and comfort to the shoulders, but you can keep it shorter for a lightweight and delicate accessory.

This version is worked seamlessly in the round, starting at the top of the cowl and continuing down to the shoulders.

• Level: Intermediate
• Stitches used: Chain stitch, Double crochet, Single crochet, Slip stitch, Front post double crochet

Content:

• General information about the yarn (Yardage, Care, Gaube, etc)
• Tips (illustrative photos)
• Written Tutorial
• Diagram
• 12 Pages

• Size: One size
• Dimensions: Length 87 cm, Circumference 56 cm

For my crochet patterns, i use between 750 - 1000 meters of yarn, adapted to my small height of 1,50m.

Il you prefer larger cowls, you can use more than 1000 meters of yarn for a more generous result.

• One cake of 50% cotton 50 % acrylic, 750 meters - 200 g - 4 threads yarn
• Hook size 3,5 mm
• Stitch markers, scissor and a yarn needle

You can use similar yarns, but make sure to create a gauge swatch with the hook recommended for your chosen yarn.